I am searching for the origin of the quote quot;I can see my house from here!quot;.I reckon it must be from a movieIs it really originally from quot;Ferris Buellers Day Offquot; (where I know Cameron said it) or is there an earlier reference?I know there is a reference to that in quot;Merried With Childrenquot;, but that's later than 1986.
YesI leave my dogs in the car when I go volunteer at the humane societyI make sure they get out and go to the bathroom first but they do just fineI have a long-haired chihuahua, a minpin and 2 boxer/bulldogsThe minpin is the most sensitive to the cold but as long as he has a blanket to burrow in, he is snug as a bug in a rugThey stay out there anywhere from 2-4 hoursI am able to check on them several times but I just check to see that they are okay and goI am walking shelter dogs at the time, btw.
Make arrangements with a nearby vet clinic or boarding kennel in advanceWhile traveling one of mine stayed at a vet clinic for 2 hoursThey were very kind and expressed their appreciation that the dog was not left unsupervisedThere was no charge.
A Golden Retriever? YesA Chihuahua? NoDepends on the dogAnd for many dogs, 2 sweaters would probably be too much.
You have a few potential problems here: Someone may see the dog left in the call and might call the cops out of concernIn some places you cannot just leave a dog locked up in a car and if the cops see that a significant amount of time has gone by, you may find yourself in trouble How can you be sure the dog will not get very bored and start tearing things up in the car? Laying on top of a blanket will not keep the dog warm If your dog has short hair, this is not a good idea at allThe car will get chilly very fast.
At the end of Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory when they're flying around in the glass elevator
